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All the center caps that come on the current Tacoma, 4Runner, Land Cruiser, Tundra, and Sequoia are compatible with each other. Same as the optional center caps PT998-89210-F2 (Red Ring TRD), PT998-35221-5F (Bronze Ring Toyota), PT998-35221-3S (Silver Toyota Letters), PT998-34221-2F (Red TRD...

PTR20-35110-F5 was the ones that came on the 5th Gen 4Runner. Those ones are 17x7 +4mm offset so they may poke quite a bit out the fenders and would need hub-centric rings and special lug nuts to work on the 4th Gen Tacoma. The best OEM Toyota option would be the TrailHunter wheels which are...

If it’s the screw on style (Silver nut next to valve cap) then it’s not compatible. Toyota switched to a new style of TPMS around 2021-2022 and those ones have the rubber valve stem and the sensor bolts to the back of the valve stem. Those ones seem to work off a different code then the previous...

I have a suspicion that they’re going to make a Tacoma Platinum trim like how they did with the 4Runner. If you look at the 4Runner Platinum, it is essentially a Limited with all the chrome swapped for black chrome, just like how they did with old Nightshade packages on the 3rd Gen Tacomas and...

Well, I think we can all agree…Mines isn’t so bad anymore.

I think there is a reason why the Tacoma and 4Runner are the number 1 and 2 best selling vehicles in Hawaii. Likely because with the amount of potholes we have here, driving most places is like driving through a war zone. They fill potholes with some kind of asphalt that when it rains...

Sold the Spinners because they had too much wheel balance problems, and sold the 24’s because of how bad potholes are in HawaiI. 20’s to me are kind of the best all around size, tons of wheel options, and plenty of tire choices. It’s kind of the middle ground between a street and an off-road...

Anytime, I’m pretty sure the center caps are interchangeable too, so you can use your OEM Toyota ones or one of the many varieties Toyota has on the new trucks.

They’ll fit, pretty much all TNGA-F Toyotas have wheels that are interchangeable with each other. Those are 18”x7.5” wheels with +50 offset, so they‘re pretty much the same as the OEM TRD Sport wheels with the wheels 5mm more outwards. The tires are 265/70R18 so same size as the Hybrid models so...

I’m pretty sure they’re the same, it’s just the painted vs unpainted that makes it seem different (probably the contrast between the tires and the fenders). The only ones that are different is the SR and SR5 that have the integrated fender flares (Smallest fender flares), and the TrailHunter and...

Anytime, This is what I put together at work all day long. Wish I had some more pictures of the other ones we built, they sell pretty quickly once it leaves the shop and gets put in the showroom.

I think the Sport and Off Road fender flares are the same width. I’m not sure if the painted vs unpainted make it seem like there’s more poke on the Sport than the Off Road.

Not the 18”x8”+45mm TRD wheel, but this is the 18”x8.5”+20mm TrailHunter wheels (same specs as the TRD PRO wheels) with 275/65R18 Nitto Ridge Grapplers on the Sport and Off Road models (Same fender flare widths). I also have the 20”x8.5”+50mm on a Sport (Supposedly only a 1mm difference in poke...

That was one of my other options. Unlike a lot of people these days I actually like Chrome, not much of a fan of the plastic chrome wheels they put on the Limited Tacoma but that would be an easy fix. The only thing that prevented me from getting one was that I wanted the Long Bed. The way I...

Thanks, I was worried how it was going to turn out. I was fearing it was going to sound like a 90’s Honda with a EBay exhaust. I’m glad it came out sounding more like a 22RE 80’s pickup mixed with a Hilux Diesel.